Sentence examples for going under the flame from inspiring English sources

Before going under the flame, each littleneck is topped with a chip of compound butter the size of a nickel.

"It went under the mattress".

(Go under the filter!).

Go under the water.

Go under the trampoline.

Go under the metal rafters.

A candle snuffer goes over the flame to suffocate it.

As played by Ms. Richardson, Ms. Castle is a canny, middle-aged firebrand in the Labour cabinet who does her sharp-tongued best to keep a flame going under her assistants, a pair of prematurely stodgy civil servants.

"That is only going to fan the flames," Myers predicts.

Place your fan under the flame.

Place your light source(s) under the flame dowels.